Ops 8–14 • Memory Functions Vision Operator’s Manual (v12.0 MD)
5. Enter the required transition rate for the MLE you are working on. This is the effects rate
for performing an effects dissolve from this memory to another.
6. Store the current effect to a memory location. This will be the final keyframe in the
effect.
This completes the procedure for creating an effects dissolve. To play the effect, recall the
memories with the effects dissolve on.
Operating Tip — Recalling another memory while an effects dissolve is in progress causes
the effects dissolve to slew to the new final keyframe rather than the original one.
Effects Rate
The Effects Rate sets the speed at which an effects dissolve will be performed, in frames or fields.
If you store an effects dissolve in a memory register, the effects dissolve rate stored with that
memory is used. The effects rate of the destination memory is used for any effects dissolve.
You can set a default effects dissolve rate that is used when an MLE, or the switcher, is defaulted.
This rate does not override the rate that is stored in the memory.
Use the following procedure to set the effects rate:
1. Press EFF RATE on the Effects Memory Module, or Global Memory Module, for the
panel row, or MLE, that you want to set the effects rate for.
2. Use the keypad in the center of the module to enter the new duration, in frames. The new
rate appears on the top line of the display as you enter it (Figure 8.8).
Figure 8.8 New Effects Rate — Effects Memory Module Display
3. Press ENTER on the Effects Memory Module to accept the new rate.
This completes the procedure for setting the effects rate.
For More Information...
• on the default effects dissolve rate, refer to the section “Personality List” on page Eng
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